Population losses mark Saline county rural decline in 1900
Saline county population by townships villages and cities shows a net rural decrease of 1014 over ten years while towns add 955. Cambridge township falls 500, Marshall township rises with the city but declines without it by 289. Only Clay Lib Grand Pass and Blackwater rural townships show gains, signaling a shift to larger farms and fewer renters as Missouri’s counties mostly rise in 1900. A separate report notes the death of Karl Hunter, a fourteen year old shot by playmate Harley Roberts during a Salt Fork hunt. the boy died after severe abdominal injury.
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Saline County
Saline
Missouri
Malta Bend
Sweet Springs
Miami
Arrow Rock
Gilliam
Nelson
Blackburn
Slater
Marshall
Cambridge Township
Jefferson
Marshall Township
Salt Pond
Miami Township
Karl Hunter
Harley Roberts
E. D. Roberts
Marshall Produce Co
Salt Fork
Arrow Rock-Marshall Road Bridge
C. W. Hunter
West Marion Street
Young Roberts
Hunter
J. D. Jackson
State Board Investigator Warns of Smallpox Spread
Dr J T McClanahan of Boonville a member of the State Board of Health toured Marshall on Tuesday. He reports smallpox conditions are widespread with few towns free from infection and urges strict quarantines to stamp out the disease within three weeks or face state board action. He also advised city fathers on regulations and emphasized precautions though the illness is not highly dangerous.
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J T. McClanahan
Boonville
State Board of Health
Marshall
McClanahan
Fayette
State Board
Marriage Licenses Granted to Several Couples
J Monroe Davis of Nelson and Leona F Wardrup of Ridge Prairie. S S Barnett of Marshall and Gertrude H Piper of Marshall. Franklin J Casky of Corder and Judith Catherine Pulliam of Corder obtained marriage licenses.
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J. Monroe Davis
Nelson
Leona F
Wardrup Ridge Prairie
S. S. Barnett
Gertrude H. Piper
Marshall
Franklin J. Casky and
Judith Catherine Pulliam
Corder
Carnation Cow Brings Record Price at Kansas City Hereford Sale
At the Kansas City Hereford sale last Friday Carnation the Hereford cow sold to J C Adams of Moneaqua Illinois for 3700 dollars, the highest auction price ever for a cow of this breed. C E Rogers shipped one car load of one year olds to Benedict Murray McDowell of Chicago on Monday market at five cents for John Finnegan of Shackleford. W W Yancey attended the Kansas City market from Waverly last Thursday with hogs, while Rolf Gray were on the St Louis market this week with four car loads of cattle.
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Kansas City
J. C. Adams
Moneaqua
C. E. Rogers
Benedict Murray & McDowell
Chicago
John Finnegan
Shackleford
W Yancey
Waverly
Rolf & Gray
St. Loui
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Inteluding
Marshall Tage Marat Ety